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01 Apr 1941
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1941
Page
1
German ships burned at Callao Peru and U.S. sabotage probe
Federal agents opened sabotage investigations as Axis protests mounted over protective seizures of German and Italian ships in U.S. ports. Officials indicated possible criminal prosecutions while diplomats sought actions regarding crews and vessels tied up abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callao
Peru
Washington
Germany
United States
Associated Press
Ships Afire in Callao to Thwart Seizure by German Crews
In Callao harbor two German merchantmen the Leipzig and Moncerrete were set afire as their crews opened seacocks after being stopped by Peruvian cruiser Coronel Bolognes firing warning shots. Earlier two other German ships sailed without papers. Nearby nations moved to seize Axis vessels in sympathy with the United States as Mexico Cuba and others act to gain control of ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callao
Per
Leipzig
Moncerrete
Perman
Coronel Bolognes
Peru
Cuba
United States
Tnc
Havana
Mexico
Costa Rica
San Jose
Jheomminntenda
Argentine
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Bnt
Kile
City Solicitor Scott Struck by Auto on Center Street
City Solicitor Walter H. Scott was hit by a car on North Center Street at 12 45 this morning. He suffered a brain concussion, facial cuts, scalp contusion and back bruises and remained under hospital care in a semi conscious state. Officer Cross remained at the scene and his car was held for investigation as police probe continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Scott
Nori Genter Street
Corry Hospital
R. E. (Buck) Cross
Fourth Ward Auto Sewer
Stele Mets
J. J. Burke
Sealt Ta Cortyospital
Aboud
Handes White
Scott
Deei
Ima
Pord
Crus
British Using New Explosive Wreak Havoc in Emden Raid
London reports a new explosive bomb produced devastating results in a nine hour raid on Emden, Germany, with Bremen and shipyards among targets. Masses of debris lit by fires described, pilot noting houses lifting into the air as bombs burst. official statements confirm heavy destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emnden
Air Ministry
Bremen
Emden
Milwaukee plant turmoil escalates with armored police line
Milwaukee police again broke up disturbances at the Alis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. plant after strikers gathered on South 70th Street in West Allis. A rolling fortress of armor plates, sharpshooters, and gas bombs faced the pickets as production workers returned for a fourth day of a back to work movement urged by national defense officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Police Department
Alis-Chalmers Mfg. Company
70Th Street
West Allis
Defpnse
Peru Seizes German Planes Despite Turmoil
In Lima Peru on April 1 Perdvin troops occupied Lufthansa workshop and hangar at the airport seizing two German airliners. They say the occupation occurred last night and the event follows unrest and military action in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ky Pave
Lima
Peru
Perdvin
Lufthansa
Philadelphia Fire Captain Dies in Rag Fire
Fire Captain Joseph W. Silbert II died in a rag factory fire in Philadelphia sparked by spontaneous combustion. Eleven firefighters were overcome during the nightlong blaze at the J. Milton Hagg facility, which recently landed a $28,000 government contract for wiping rags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssoonee Cress
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Silbert II
Fie
J. Milton Hagg
Pact With Mexico Grants U S Use of Airfields
Washington April 1 the United States and Mexico signed a convention for reciprocal use of air fields and bases enabling American military planes to speed to Panama. The accord, signed by Sumner Welles and Francisco Castill0 Najera, strengthens defenses of the Panama Canal by rapid southward shift of air force reinforcements if needed. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
Panama
Sumner Welles
Francisco Castillo Najera
Associated Press
Panama Canai
Rio Grand
Canal Zone
Roosevelt urges uninterrupted operation of coal mines
President Roosevelt presses for uninterrupted operation of the bituminous coal industry as union operators and the United Mine Workers negotiate in the Appalachian eight-state region. A potential eight-hour day is linked to the talks, with a midnight deadline for a new pact and looming holiday effects on production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
Appalachian
United Mine Workers of America
CIC
Steelman
John B. Steelman
U. S. Conciliation Service
Steemen
Sue Parley
Washington
Department of Interior
Lewis
Berlin Hints Action Near Amid Yugoslav Turbulence
Berlin authorities refrained from further comment on events in Belgrade and Yugoslavia. They warned the situation is dangerous with uncontrollable passions and widespread turbulence across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acress
Berlin
Belgrade
Germany
Yugoslavia
State College Blaze Ravages Allencrest Hotel
A fire of undetermined origin swept through the Allencrest restaurant and hotel in State College Pa driving 31 people from their rooms. The blaze caused about 45000 in damage and two Arcmen were injured while fighting the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas State College
Allencrest
Centre County College Town
Claude G. Alkens
Arcmen
Merchants Hopeful for Early End of Strike
Members of the Cloister's Rule Club met in monthly session at the Peivew school and discussed a possible settlement between Hae Corry damestawn Manusset iris Corporation and the Conty James town socuts of the TA. The Second Ward district resumed operation and a social dinner was served. The group debated May meeting locations and Good Friday service plans with restrictions on clerks. A State Employment Service memo sought club cooperation in a value defense program. Russell Briggs chaired a program of instrumental numbers from Hugh Meeker's Music Shop. The session included a brief history talk on the crisis of the pismo. SENATE PASSES MILK BILL in Harrisburg with 43 to 0. The bill moves to the House for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peivew
Corry-damestawn Manusset Iris Corporation
Conty
Jamestown Socts
Metchelis’ Exchange
Fairview BT
Frank
Rindley Lake
She Corey Ministerial
Wits
Russell Briggs
Hugh Meeker
Mosher
Doris Berman
Robert Davis
Mildred Davis
Moving Here Twice That of Year Ago
Journal report cites realtors noting spring moving trends below normal this year. An official says April meter changes will be twice as large as last year, with May 1 changes also expected to be significant, indicating movements above recent years.
School Board Rejects Possible Tax Increase
Faint lines show a school board hesitating over tax hikes amid proposed funding and spending plans. The meeting stressed budget clarity and resident impact while debating priorities and potential revenue.
Mexico Seizes Axis Ships. naval orders redirect coastward
Mexican navy reports orders to marines and customs at Tampico to seize and redirect Axis ships heading toward the Gulf. Crews to patrol and prevent subversion, with one ship crewed to guard against sinking, and a squad of 10 to 11 men stationed aboard each vessel to deter forceful actions. Robbery at Clearfield. police seek suspects. Roosevelt returns to White House after holiday break. president resumes duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexican Navy Ministry
Uubas
Ebilpie
Cruse
Lle Esters
Crijeet
Sailliye
Plan for Three New Homes in City Unveiled
The Hammond Brexarar Company plans to erect three two story homes in Corry's Wright Street and East Irving Street areas. The two on Wright Street will face Clos Eder with six rooms and bath each. The Brown family attorney Roger Brown is relocating to Gorry to settle property matters as the firm proceeds with the project. The broader note confirms Eritrea's capital Asmara capitulated to British forces on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayinel
Wright Faxt
Try
Strnetarns
Bath
Hammond Brexarar
Tom Treet
Clos Eder
Wright Dipeel
East Irving Street
Geouua
Compens PLC
Roger Brown
Eris
Mn Brown
Altorne
Gorry
Lee Nasional
Corry
Blaine Willard
New Belgrade Ponders Neutrality Pact With Russia and Turkey
Belgrade sources say Yugoslavia’s new government debates joining Soviet Russia and Turkey in a neutral declaration. The idea, pushed by the Soviet Union, could influence Germany Yugoslavia ties while Regent Paul’s ousted cabinet faced the Axis three power treaty. Milan Gabrilovu, former minister to Moscow, travels to Ankara then Moscow as envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Turkey
Prince Paul
Gretkovic
Sive
Sither
Deslarn
Ion
Germany
Milan Gabrilovu
Moscow
Yigoslav
Anksia
Associated Press
Sempletre
Berlin
Tormats Werk
Viatoslavia
Leleerayphy
Alice
Fosrtn Pobey
Hit
Prom
Generst
Prinwe
Iniganwvibl
Yugalay Army
Groitt Ete Uel Riorts Trom
Zagreb
Vladimir Mindel
Ls New Muvement
Irpeesenty
Oubjmet
Mares
Tomjorrow
Slie
Sum
Yugoslavia Seeks Demobilization Amid German Pressure
Belgrade reports indicate Hitler demands full demobilization as Yugoslavia edges toward alliance terms with Germany. Yugoslav leaders debate public replies while military mobilization faces shifting positions and public order measures.
Seismic Readings Report Very Severe Earthquake
New York April 1 a very severe earthquake was recorded 3461 miles from New York on the Fordham University seismograph. Two shocks occurred first at 5 50 17 a m and second at 5 15 31 a m. German ship reports near Lima Peru indicate scouting in the Pacific for Muenchen and Hermantils. Court approves Erie defense housing project condemning 44 acres in Erie for a national defense measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fordham University
Lima
Peru
Pacific
Muenchenland Hermantils
Callao
Erie DI Pittsburgh
Nelson McVicar
Federal
Erie
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Bulletin
Gaston Henry-Huyt
State Department
North Center Street
Bla Kearny
N. J
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Allis Chalmers
Aevastated
Prass
Phila
U. Ss
State College
Mediterranean
Uate
SIEA
Britain
Ele Contel
Elery Arithasses Meiniendamee
Golden Rule Club
Senate
Harrisburg
State Mill Cortrol Commission
Howse
iZelike
Reuters
Clearfield Clearfield
Burelurs
Clearfielr Revdency Company
Charles Stangeeporsre Hhday
White House
sMidlt Ickerman
Hammond Elevator Company
Ini Irving
Wright Sector
Asmara Catro
Egypt
Asmara
Eritrés
New Belgrade
Hitler
Simovic
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